A file that stores error messages received by a LAN Manager Enhanced workstation.
a list of errors encountered during the request for individual files for your Web site
The Adaptive Server error log file includes: Adaptive Server restart messages (including database recovery messages) Fatal error messages Error messages from the kernel The name of this file varies; see the Adaptive Server installation and configuration guide for details. The Backup Server has its own error log file where Backup Server error messages are written. Refer to "Backup Server Error Logging" in the System Administration Guide for details. The SQL Monitor Server has its own error log file where SQL Monitor Server error messages are written. Refer to the Monitor Server Supplement for your platform for details. The Replication Server has its own error log file where Replication Server error messages are written. Refer to the Replication Server Administration Guide for details. The Navigation Server has its own error log file where Navigation Server error messages are written. Refer to the Navigation Server Reference Manual for details.
A log file that contains information about errors encountered by visitors accessing a Web site, or information about problems with the Web server.
A text file where error messages are stored.
A text file written on disk that contains TSM processing error messages. These errors are detected and saved by the TSM server.
A key log file used for recording information and messages about SiteScope's operation. SiteScope uses this log file to record information if there is a failure with a particular monitor run or connectivity with a remote system. These messages are used to help diagnose problems.
A text file written on disk that contains Tivoli Storage Manager processing error messages. The Tivoli Storage Manager server detects and saves these errors.
A log file that stores data about errors generated by the server (e.g. Page Not Found error) or by your CGI scripts. It identifies any errors that might be accruing on your web site. It allows you to find out about any problems on your web site before your visitors do.